Migrate Process Instances

API Type

Web Services

Description

Migrates process instances from one version to another version (called process migration).

Good to Know

  • It is required to provide Migration instruction with details of a list of activities.
  • It is required to suspend a process instance before migrating.
  • To call this method, the API account user must have the access right, Cancel a Process.
  • Once the migration is successful, it is required to call the method Suspend and Resume a Process, so that the process instance resumes with the newer version.
  • This method is provided for reference for very advanced users — mainly internal AgilePoint teams. If you need help with this method, contact AgilePoint Professional Services.

Syntax

public virtual void MigrateProcInst(WFProcessMigrationInstruction instruction, string processInstanceID, string reserved)

Parameters

NameDescription

instruction

Function:
Specifies the instructions for migrating a process to a new version.
Type
WFProcessMigrationInstruction
Accepted Values:
A WFProcessMigrationInstruction object.

processInstanceID

Function:
Specifies the unique ID of a process instance.
Type
string
Accepted Values:
A valid process instance ID

reserved

Function:
Reserved for future use.
Type
string
Accepted Values:
The literal string null.

You must pass this as a literal string at this time. This field will be used for other purposes in a later release.

Output

IWFWorkflowService svc = GetWorkflowService();
WFProcessMigrationInstruction pmi = new
WFProcessMigrationInstruction();

// some code...
svc.MigrateProcInst(pmi, currentProcessInstanceID, null);

// some more code...

Example

IWFWorkflowService svc = GetWorkflow();
string processInstanceID = "DB50CFEFDE464A78AAAA9BD7D6E6D9D0";
WFProcessMigrationInstruction pmi = new
WFProcessMigrationInstruction();
 
//add the correct CurrentActivityUniqueName
string currentActivityUniqueName = "BudgetRequest";
 
//add the correct TargetActivityUniqueName
string targetActivityUniqueName = "BudgetRequestNew";
bool bCurrentActivated = false;
pmi.AddMatchingActivity(currentActivityUniqueName,targetActivityUniqueName,
bCurrentActivated);
svc.MigrateProcInst(pmi, currentProcessInstanceID, null);

Supported Versions

4.0.1 and higher

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